The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1887-05-26
PERSONALS.
eR- Under this head we would he pleased "a
have our friends throughout the city acquaini
us of thearrival and departure of their visitors


Col. II. NJ. Snavely had business in the chiei
city, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. j. C. Allen and young son returned
from the east, Saturday night last.
b. Mahanna, the creamery man, left for
indianapolis, Ind, Wednesday evening.
DR.. IL. l.. Kay is having his offices over the
First National bank handsomely papered.
Geo. Hocknell is expected back TO the city,
next month, Oh some business of Importance.
Mrs. Fred d. Pitney of Culbertson visited
her parents in this city, the first of the week.
Mrs. Ii. III. Troth and children and Mr..
Caleb Clother arrived from Mt. Holly, N. j.,
last Friday night.
Contractor Libbee has added a horse power
saw to the equipment of his carpenter shop
OH Dodge street.
Miss Gladys Northrup of Carrico, Hayes
county, has been spending the week with
friends in the city.
Mrs. T. G. Rees and mother went down TO
Fairmont, this state, Tuesday morning of
this week, on a short visit.
Ii. w. Cole, Esq, has been at Denver, this
week, taking in the races with a large dele
CATION of other McCOOkites.
MI. and Mrs. S. d. Hunt and family were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B.. F. OlcOtt, Sunday,
OH the farm west of the city.
John Haley, who has been in the employ of
d. Kendall & Son, as baker, went to Denver,
Monday night, to reside in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. jacobson of Freedom,
ILL.,, were in the city, this week. Mr.. Jacobson
is somewhat interested in city property.
Rev. j. ID. Harris was over from Oberlin,
the latter part of last week, looking after
some improvements to his property here.
Mrs. w. s.. Wheeler returned, Saturday
evening, to BARLEY, after a visit of a number
of days in this city, guest of Miss Dixon.
|. T. Benjamin returned from Crete, Sum
day noon, where he had been a number of
days on account of sickness in his family.
u VI. 4tillCi, lCplCoCitllS III SllCNtlftJlOI
department of the Chicago News, has been
in the city, this week, in the interest of that
journal.
Mrs. [. J. Starbuck joined her husband in
Denver, Monday afternoon, on the eve of
Tuesdays races, i'll which he was largely i'll
terested.
rs Bosley left, last evening, for Chicago,
after Mrs. Bosley and the baby, who have
been visiting in the east for a number Of
weeks past.
Mrs. Geo. White is absent visiting her par
day of last week and will remain away two
or three weeks.
Register Hart, j. S. LeHew, Esq, w. o.
Russell, and other citizens went to Denver,
Monday night, to witness Tuesdays horse
races in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Oman Of IndianOla
drove up to the principal city, Tuesday even
ing, on a little shopping excursion, driving
home in the afternoon.
Jacob SteinmetZ, receiver of the McCOOk
land Office, was in the future great, Friday
night, marvelling at the prosperity of Has
tings.-GaZette7JOurnal
The Misses King of Culbertson came down
to enjoy the social, Friday evening, remain
ing I'D the city, the guests of the Misses Clark,
until the first of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Pate leave for Denver
tonight, to select a residence and make other
necessary arrangements for an early removal
to the ''Queen City of the Plains"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hatfield arrived from
Illinois, Sunday night, and will spends week
or more on the ~welEknown Hatfield ranch,
a few miles southeast of the city, of which
Mr.. Hatfield and son are prOprietOrS.
NJ. Leach, the Wymore architect who drew
plans for the Citizens Bank and Franklin
buildings of this city. was i'll town, the first
of the week, on his way home from gilbert
son, where he is planning some work.
Miss Carrie Smith, sister of Mrs. c.. H.
| Meeker, arrived in the city from Peoria, ILL.,,
last Tuesday a week, and has since been
| occupying the position of clerk in the Office of
| the Superintendent of McCoOk Water Works.
Will Brickey, who has been clerking for
c. NJ. Noble for some months past, left for
PaliSade. Monday, to engage in business at
| that place for himself. Frank Wore, late with
The Famous Clothing Co, has taken the
| position vacated by Mr.. Brickey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ii. VanHOrn of Monroe
| vile, Ohio, were in the city, the close of last
week, Ell route to Hitchcock county, where
they have a number of sons residing, whom
they will visit a week or ten days. Mr.. Van
Horn has considerable interests in Nebraska.
Mrs. j. S. Marsh and three children of
| Guide Rock, this state, are visiting i'll the
city, guests of Mrs. Marsh's sister, Mrs. Cal
vim Zeigler. Calvin says they now sport six
promising young Americans at their house,
and have a cOrrespOndingly lively time.
Mrs. II. G. Dixon returned, Sunday night,
from Ottumwa. Iowa, where she has been
| fo. n rurnbar of uaaLS naSt uDdaTpOinp